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sasquatch58 Oct 28th, 04, 9:57 PM i'm thinking about replacing a mild/unknown cam, in my chevelle i bought this summer.and i recently have gotten feedback on this site as to what type of cam i should use.I saw a mad dog kit which had the cam specs. im looking for,but was wondering if the clevite cams were known to be a decent/well manufactured cam or is it a low quality cam? any feed back would be greatly appreciated. thanks. sasquatch58 Pat Kelley Oct 28th, 04, 11:20 PM I'm pretty sure they are the same genaric cams that many others sell including Edelbrock, Summit, and Melling. My Melling 204/214 @ .050 is still running strong in my driver after 8 years and about 130,000 miles. engineguy Oct 29th, 04, 2:15 PM Like Pat says, they are generic, mass-produced private label cams. The quality is good and they are usually priced very resonably. pdq67 Oct 29th, 04, 8:21 PM I have Clevite's list saved for both SB's and BB's if you are interested in them? Solids and hy-cams too... As well as Elgins and TRW's.. pdq67 | ||